CHARTLINE ALL-TIME RANKING
Greatest Artists
of All Time
Chartline Artist Rating measures an artist's overall achievement across their charting songs, balancing superstar-level hits, catalog depth, sustained success, and performance relative to the artist's era.
Showing ranks
901–1000
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Gary Wright
Best song: Love Is Alive
Lee Dorsey
Best song: Ya Ya
Roger Williams
Best song: Born Free
Debarge
Best song: Rhythm Of The Night
Leona Lewis
Best song: Bleeding Love
Gerry Rafferty
Best song: Baker Street
The Sylvers
Best song: Boogie Fever
Brett Eldredge
Best song: Don't Ya
Gino Vannelli
Best song: I Just Wanna Stop
Village People
Best song: Y.M.C.A.
Tems
Best song: Wait For U
Jade
Best song: Don't Walk Away
Carly Rae Jepsen
Best song: Call Me Maybe
Sandy Nelson
Best song: Teen Beat
Jesse McCartney
Best song: Leavin'
The Moments
Best song: Love On A Two-Way Street
Badfinger
Best song: Day After Day
Shaun Cassidy
Best song: That's Rock 'N' Roll
Pooh Shiesty
Best song: Back In Blood
Johnny And The Hurricanes
Best song: Red River Rock
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66
Best song: The Look Of Love
Motley Crue
Best song: Without You
The Dramatics
Best song: In The Rain
Major Lazer
Best song: Lean On
The Newbeats
Best song: Bread And Butter
The-Dream
Best song: I Luv Your Girl
The Seekers
Best song: Georgy Girl
Jessie Murph
Best song: Blue Strips
702
Best song: Where My Girls At?
Zayn
Best song: Pillowtalk
Simply Red
Best song: If You Don't Know Me By Now
The Main Ingredient
Best song: Everybody Plays The Fool
Whitesnake
Best song: Here I Go Again
Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz
Best song: Get Low
Player
Best song: Baby Come Back
Peter Gabriel
Best song: Sledgehammer
The Dixie Cups
Best song: Chapel Of Love
Al Wilson
Best song: Show And Tell
Debby Boone
Best song: You Light Up My Life
LaVern Baker
Best song: I Cried A Tear
Rufus Thomas
Best song: Walking The Dog
Bobby Lewis
Best song: Tossin' And Turnin'
Trace Adkins
Best song: You're Gonna Miss This
Chris Montez
Best song: Let's Dance
Sugar Ray
Best song: Every Morning
Lawrence Welk
Best song: Calcutta
Alanis Morissette
Best song: Ironic
Ray Peterson
Best song: Tell Laura I Love Her
Ray J
Best song: Sexy Can I
Dick and DeeDee
Best song: The Mountain's High
Saweetie
Best song: Best Friend
Ohio Express
Best song: Yummy Yummy Yummy
Joe Nichols
Best song: Brokenheartsville
Sade
Best song: Smooth Operator
Ruby And The Romantics
Best song: Our Day Will Come
Gary Allan
Best song: Man To Man
Freda Payne
Best song: Band Of Gold
Sara Evans
Best song: Suds In The Bucket
Billy Ray Cyrus
Best song: Old Town Road
A Taste Of Honey
Best song: Boogie Oogie Oogie
Paul and Paula
Best song: Hey Paula
The Bachelors
Best song: Diane
Sweet Sensation
Best song: If Wishes Came True
The Script
Best song: Breakeven
Breathe
Best song: Hands To Heaven
CeCe Peniston
Best song: Finally
Wyclef Jean
Best song: Gone Till November
Spanky And Our Gang
Best song: Lazy Day
Sweet
Best song: Ballroom Blitz
Lil Yachty
Best song: Broccoli
Mark Ronson
Best song: Uptown Funk!
Ice Cube
Best song: It Was A Good Day
Neil Young
Best song: Heart Of Gold
Nick Jonas
Best song: Jealous
Brantley Gilbert
Best song: Bottoms Up
Michelle Branch
Best song: All You Wanted
Juvenile
Best song: Slow Motion
Rick James
Best song: You And I
Tommy James
Best song: Draggin' The Line
Nino Tempo & April Stevens
Best song: Deep Purple
Nate Dogg
Best song: Regulate (From "Above The Rim")
Latto
Best song: Big Energy
Kelly Rowland
Best song: Dilemma
Rodney Atkins
Best song: Take A Back Road
After 7
Best song: Can't Stop
Ava Max
Best song: Sweet But Psycho
METHODOLOGY
How Artist Rating works
Core
An artist's 10 strongest charting songs form the Core score, with each song adjusted for the artist's billing credit.
Depth
Songs beyond the Top 10 continue contributing with diminishing weight, rewarding deep catalogs without letting catalog size dominate.
Era
Song performance is evaluated relative to its chart era so artists from different periods can be compared consistently.
Artist credit
Principal artists receive 100% ranking credit, co-billed artists receive 70%, and featured artists receive 35%. Every credited artist still receives the song in their Chartline catalog.
Chartline Artist Rating is based only on chart performance. It does not use streaming totals, awards, album sales, touring revenue, cultural importance, or subjective judgments.